Healthy / Unhealthy Coping
Stress Management
Mindfulness
Social Support
Substance Use
100

True or false: avoiding your problems is a healthy coping skill. 

False

100

What is a physical sign of stress?

Headache, tense muscles, fast heartbeat, etc.
100

What is mindfulness?

Being aware and present in the moment without judgement. 

100

Give an example of a positive social support. 

Friends, family, support group, etc.

100

What is a trigger? 

A person, place, or thing that makes you feel like you want to use. 

200

Name one healthy way to deal with anger.

Breathing exercises, going for a walk, journaling, exercise, etc. 

200

Name an activity that helps reduce stress.

Exercise, deep breathing, talking to someone, listening to music, etc.

200

Name one grounding technique.

Breathing exercise, body scan, guided meditation, journaling, etc.

200

True or false: asking for help is a sign of weakness.

False

200

Name a way to handle a craving.

Call someone, exercise, go to a meeting, etc.

300

Give an example of an unhealthy coping behavior

Using substances, isolation, self-harm, etc.

300

How do breathing exercises help with stress? 

Calms the nervous system, lowers heart rate, helps mindfulness.

300

Give an example of a breathing exercise.

box breathing, wim hof, belly breathing, lions breath. 

300

How can you tell if someone is a supportive person?

They listen, don't judge, respects your boundaries, etc.

300

Whats one warning sign of a relapse?

Isolation, negative thinking, mood changes, "fuckits", etc.

400

What does "coping" mean?

How we handle or deal with stress.
400

What's one way to plan for stressful situations?

Time management, making a plan, practice ahead of time, identifying your support system, etc.

400
How can mindfulness help with anxiety, stress, and cravings? 

Increases awareness and control over emotions and reactions. 

400

Name a way to set a healthy boundary with someone. 

Saying "no", communicating clearly, using "I" statements.

400

Is there a difference between a lapse and a relapse? What is it? 

Lapse = one time 

Relapse = return to an unhealthy pattern

500

Name 3 healthy coping skills.

Exercise, walk, nature, social support, journaling, music, mindfulness/meditation, breathing exercises, etc.

500

How can you change negative thoughts into positive ones? 

Challange/reframe thoughts, positive self talk/mantras, journaling, etc.

500

What does "letting go" mean in mindfulness?

.

500

How can you build new social supports?

Join groups, volunteer, start a new hobby. 

500

Name 3 ways to reward yourself for getting through cravings or other high stress situations without using. 

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